I think that’s why people in a low capital situation lean towards wholesaling to build up their capital because it, in theory, takes none or very little to start. 

Probably leaning a little more towards residential, though for more stable cash flow.

I'm leaning towards the pool since it has a broader appeal, but the pickleball court is such a trendy amenity these days. 

I'd probably lean towards just increasing the rent a bit more than you originally planned and only for new tenants, require a deposit.

I'm leaning towards using the Hampton Bay off the shelf cabinets (White) that Home Depot sells.  

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Some common ones that come to mind in addition to a hot tub are a cedar sauna (gotta lean into that Minnesota sauna culture - check out Cedar and Stone out of Duluth for some really cool sauna ideas), snow shoes or cross country skis, or even just a nice outdoor firepit area with tons of firewood (you could also include complementary s'mores supplies for every reservation).  

Also depends on if you will ever want/need a roommate, one advantage of a 2bd is obviously if you are ever in pinch you can rent the 2nd bd, but if your pretty confident that’s not something you’ll do, I’d lean newer 1bd, not to mention that’s where the best deals are right now.

I would generally lean towards selling it and cashing out to reinvest in a better property.

I'm a fan of running lean, but you're one bad month away from borrowing for necessities.